Hi, hello, just checking in really with a quick one from us on Monday pods, on betting shows.

Sometimes you'll hear George and myself teasing each other. Well, today we're teasing some new content,

some YouTube content, because in 2023, that's a big focus for us. We want to expand our offering outside of just the podcast.

First, don't worry because the podcast output, which hasn't changed for the best part of four years now, will remain the same.

We'll remain super consistent from now until the end of the season. We're not going to be doing anything less.

We're not going to be doing anything differently at all. But we want to offer more on other platforms, and particularly on YouTube, which we think is a new

frontier for us and one that we'd like to try and conquer. So today we've had our first day

filming in our new office. And what you're about to hear is a small portion of our first

proper big vid. And we think this will give you a good idea

of the sort of new and original and different content that you'll find on our YouTube channel.

This is the EFL January transfer window round table in which George and myself talked about six or seven completed transfers

that we think are interesting, the most interesting, so far in January. We implore you to head to

YouTube and watch the full video. Check out some interesting fashion choices, some fun office decorations

and some very tasteful office chairs. But if you want to try before you buy, listen before you christen, here's the first player

we discussed answering the question.

What's in your eyes the biggest transfer that's been done so far in the EFL?

Well, I think if you're looking at impact that a player is going to make and the position

that their team is in, I think, and what we've seen them do before at this level Cameron Archer to Middlesbrough

on loan from Ashton Villa has to be the one I've been really surprised that Cameron Archer in a season

that has been really disappointing for Asston Villa in the Premier League hasn't been given more

of an opportunity,

not just by one manager in Stephen Gerard, who kept him at the club for the first half of the season, but he, I don't think he played more than 10 minutes in a Premier League game,

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